Error in "pow" on Itanium
Andrew M. Kuchling
akuchlin at mems-exchange.org
Thu Apr 6 12:55:29 EDT 2000
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Robert Hundt <rhundt at cup.hp.com> writes: > Running Python 1.5.2 as a 64-bit process on Itanium delivers an error in > test_pow. The test delivers different results whenever run! Sometimes it > even succeeds! pow() does different things for integers, floats, and long integers; which is the version that fails? The float version in Objects/floatobject.c seems to just check for special cases and then calls pow() from the C library, so that's probably OK. Either the integer or long integer versions might well run into trouble on a new 64-bit platform, though. -- A.M. Kuchling http://starship.python.net/crew/amk/ And I suppose if everybody cut off their heads and stuffed asafoetida into their mouths and buried their hearts at crossroads, then you'd do it too? -- The grandfather in SANDMAN #38: "The Hunt"
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